Bi-Xenon LED headlights

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Bi-Xenon LED headlights

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HI Guys,

I have a brand new set of the Polo 6R Bi-Xenon LED headlights still in the box.

I bought my Polo early last year and these lights were not an option on our Polo's in South Africa.

But I really wanted them on my car so I purchased them from VW Germany.

After purchasing I realised that these could not be retrofitted as the control unit on the car needed to be changed.

I know that the Polo's in Europe have the control unit that can accomodate these lights, therefore I am advertising here.

I am looking for GBP650 for the lights if anyone is interested. This excludes postage.

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Why not change the control unit?
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You could also try adapters that are made for retrofitting OEM xenons to halogen wired cars.
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Because in SA that would cost more than the actual headlights
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PogoCT wrote:Because in SA that would cost more than the actual headlights
For this reason exactly.
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PogoCT wrote:Because in SA that would cost more than the actual headlights

DbnGuy wrote:
PogoCT wrote:Because in SA that would cost more than the actual headlights
For this reason exactly.
Seriously?! :shock:
Hasn't kunset or kufatec got a 'normal' shipping fee for that?
I mean, if I would order a set of adapters from kunset, than it would cost me about €60,-
I'm sure that to SA it would be more expensive, but for just the adapters to go to a pricing of about a €1000,- is just completely mad :shock:

Besides that, I still remember seeing a wiring schedule on how to rewire an 'adapter' (can be made with 2 broken headlamp units and 2 plugs from a donor wiring loom) or your own wiring for that matter. I'll see if I can retrieve that image and than I'll be more than happy to share it ;)
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As promised, the rewire scheme:

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But it turns out that I had forgoten that this scheme was a rewire of the golf 6 xenon adapters.
Anyway, this is the link to the company Imwas referring to earlier: http://www.kunset.de/products/de/VW-Loe ... 21d3472f9c

Adapters like those can also be found on ebay and my guess is that a set of those adapters could also be send to SA for a quite reasonable price;)

Anyway, hope it helps
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It's not the shipping fees it's the taxes we pay on imports that is completely insane :cry:
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PogoCT wrote:It's not the shipping fees it's the taxes we pay on imports that is completely insane :cry:
Aah like that! I didn't knew that :oops:
Anyway, don't give up hope yet, since there already are people out there who made these adapters by themselves, so you could look into that for an option ;)
But in the end it's all everyones own decision :)
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